The Republican journal., 1887-08-04

WEATHER PROVERBS FOR AUGUST.
When the dew is heavy in August the wc,,b,r
generally remains fair.
When In the beginning of August thunder storms
are passing they Will generally last to the end of
the month.
When in August the sun shines warm and moon
ana stars are bright it is good for grapes because
they then rpen well.
Dry August arid warm,
Doth harvest no harm.
When it rains in August it rains honey and wine
III the hrst week In August is unusually warm
when Ine tbe ~i no DC white it, and long
Der are unusually hot January will be the coolest
As August, 30 the next February.
AS Bartholomew Day Gath, SO the whole an.
II the Path of August he fair and clear,
Linen hope for prosperous autumn that year.
Thunder storms after Barthoomew's Day are
most violent.
We are again indebted to Hon. S. L. Millikcn for
public documents
"a Night orr by Austin Daley, will be PLAYED
at the Belfast Opera House on the evening of Aug
20.
Mr.. E. +. Hanson, of this city, will preach at
Maple Grove North >carsport, next sunday. SER
vices forenoon and afternoon.
Ieroux n Wtons circus exhibited in Belfast
on Tuesday and Wednesday to fair audiences II
is Il circus without horses The tent was pitched
ON Waldo Avenue.
The lots No. } and rhnniN Row were offered at
auction Wednesday forenoon, but were bid in at
300 by Mr. G. L. johnson for the owner Mr..
c. johnson.
The Grange meeting for waldo county, To- be adj
dressed by National Lecturer Whitehead, will be
held i'll Peifre's parlor Theatre, Belfast, August
18th ut 30 p M, local time.
MIR. c. +. Hamilton, who lives ON the Cochran
place, roor Mill road, gathered ripe tomatoes
July 2jth. Aug. 3d he brought to market new
brand called the Mikado, which were the largest
| ami handsomcst Yet seen
The Journal acknowledges the receipt ut Il neatly
printed marriage notice announcing that Annie
Mabel RoiN, of Belfast, was married Aug Ist Il,
Cfarlcstown, Mass, to William +. Roberts After
Aug. II their residence will he n bartlett street
tharcstown, Mass.
| Ac'IhENr. Monday ~ Eddie MrscrNc q hoy
of about eight years II age, was playing about the
base BAN grounds Northport avenue one I'll the
side gates IN the fence fell on him breaking hi,
ankle. The hoy was il cripple and the injured lc-
was the one hurt. His mother lives in the vicinity
Mr.. \. Mcdonald is III town selling the Tichfurd
'iouhle acting non-freezing force pump, which j.
advertised in another column. These are said t"
he the best pumps in the market, Mr.. Mcdonald
has just com" from ilsncoc> county where he sold
over loo. He ran be seen at the Ocean IIousr,
! Belfast
| FRrIr AND VEGETABLE Nv troRtroR. Mi +
j. Bailey, Of Monroe, is agent for waldo cpuutt
| for the Zimmerman Fruit and Vegetable ItHf
orator, advertised in another c"lumn. The uly,r
| and baker combined Will eraroratr all hir eff
fruit berries and vegetables MIR roi,,.v h,.,,,,,
in use at the Monroe car'ling mill, and can also
| show -annlcs of dried fruit Mr. r.dI.,. vim
eNap"ratc fruit and vegetables for customers al
fair rates.
Bessie Darling the actress was recently p,.,,i,d
At her summer home ON Long Island 10 Charlie
r T NOM IA l ny , T. Sts',' ,i 't"
| was Charles w Darling of this city Her sinr.
experience dates back about fourteen wears, aud
her own V"' w E t' a. ', mF" ~
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| .!uIA WEATHER. We learn from Mr.. H. If.
Murrl that The average Temperature for the month
of july WAS los. which was tlrcc ,r,.,,r- ,,,,,rr
err than july of last wear and one rorc, ,,r,u,r
than the average, July weather for ,lic twenty
eight wears There have bcen five JuIvs in t,,c
time mentioned warmer than III. month n,st hrt
it was the warmcst .Iuly since 1s7G IT rni,r,I IN,
| fourteen days and an unusual amount of rain fell
The Monuments Of Chicago. H., in il, Issue. of
July 18th SANS: ssThr Portsmouth, \ II commit
tee who recently contracted with the Monumental
Bronze Co. for a Is foot soldiers monument WA
composed of twenty five of the leading citilru.
That So large committee should dcridr almost
unanimously in favor of white btonzc, speak, vol
Intcs for that material" Can't. A. f. Clark is
agent for the White Bronze Go. Tor Belfast and
vicinity
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and promises to eclipse in interest itud magnitude
the former successful exhibition. Low rates viii
he given on railroads making this 4 favorable
opportunity for Eastern people to visit thr great
metropolis of The Northwest,
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